§ 21–102. Testamentary guardians of the personWhen one parent is dead, the other, whether of full age or not, may, by last will and testament, appoint a guardian of the person to have the care, custody, and tuition of his infant child, other than a married female; and if the person so appointed refuses the trust, the Probate Court may appoint another person in his place.
Pub. L. 89-183, pt. III, tit. 21, ch. 1, subch. I, sec. 21–102: Testamentary guardians of the person | Justis AI